Multi-Factor Authentication - User Portal
Some parking providers support Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). To enable MFA, and start using one-time passwords, follow these steps:
Quick Steps:
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Login then click on your name. In the dropdown click Security.
- Click Change Multifactor Authentication Settings.
- Choose Disable MFA or Enable One-Time Passwords.
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Click Send One-Time Password To Email and go into your email and copy your one time password.
- Enter your one-time password as well as your current password then click Submit.
The one-time password is only valid for 15 minutes. If the password has expired, a new one will be generated.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Login then click on your name. In the dropdown click Security.
- Find the Multi-Factor Authentication section. This section shows the current MFA status and includes a button to manage the settings.
- Click the Change Multifactor Authentication Settings button at the bottom of the page to open the Multi-Factor Authentication settings.
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Either: Disable MFA, or Enable One-Time Passwords.
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Click on the Send One-Time Password To Email then enter: Your current password, and the one-time password (OTP).
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To receive an OTP, click the button to send it to your registered email address. The OTP will be sent to you by email and is valid for 15 minutes.
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Select your OTP option from the picklist below the current password field. Press Submit to confirm your changes and update your MFA settings. These are your choices:
- OTP Expiry: Any unused OTPs will be invalidated if a new OTP is generated, even if they haven't expired yet.
- OTP Email Format: The OTP email will follow the template set for your account.
- Session Storage: Once you enter an OTP, it is stored in your session data. If you clear your browser's local storage, you'll need to enter a new OTP.
- Different Devices: OTPs do not persist across different browsers or devices. If you log in from another device, you'll be prompted to enter a new OTP.
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Login by entering your username and password as normal.
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After logging in, you'll be prompted to enter a one-time password.
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You will be redirected to the OTP screen when accessing any page other than:
/login
– Login page/logout
– Logout page/one_time_password
– OTP entry screen/account/send_email
– Send OTP email/account/multiauth
– Multi-auth settings page
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Enter your OTP, submit it, and you'll be able to access the rest of the site.